Extended deadline announced for Banking Tech Awards 2021
The new nomination deadline for the Banking Tech Awards 2021 is 20 August.
The new nomination deadline for the Banking Tech Awards 2021 is 20 August.
Broadridge will combine Alpha Omega and Itiviti’s post-trade solutions.
Central bank picks a range of systems from digital banking to treasury and credit facilities.
US regulator found failings in the bank’s handling of exchange-traded products.
Mongolian central bank needed to cope with increasing transaction volumes.
The Middle Eastern bank is looking to transform its treasury operations.
The Cleveland bank aims to reduce infrastructure costs by moving to the cloud.
The bank will offer the services of Fusion Risk modules to its compatriots.
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Pipe says the round was oversubscribed by $100 million.
German trading app aims for a roll-out across the euro zone.
The firm anticipates a rise in demand for its services in 2021.
FundApps says it can “transform” investment management.
An opportunity to introduce new tiers of speed and agility and to enhance finance teams’ value to the organisation.
The awards are open to banks, financial institutions, technology and service providers, teams and individuals.
Trading firm says it can double its transaction volume to $2.5 billion by 2021.
The new firm aims to take a modern approach to clearing.
Broadridge continues its M&A strategy apace.
Banks are now turning to research digitisation to gain significant advantage and improve client service.
Saudi Arabian bank goes live on new version of Finastra platform.
Euronext offloads asset management platform after 2019 acquisition.
The pair will work on multi-bank services for treasury and finance.
Selection to deployment took the two firms just over a year.
Spanish multinational to deploy Planixs’ Realti system.
Franco-German bank to deploy Abacus/Transactions platform.
The EU granted the UK temporary equivalence last September for derivatives clearing.
Despite the extra time, there is little scope for market participants to relax.
The US firm is expanding its treasury tools for corporates.
A permanent shift to New York would be particularly damaging for London.
The central bank has previously been criticised over its bond purchasing.
Firm plans to expand into derivatives and new markets in Asia.
The BNPL firm raised $26m in oversubscriptions, at $5.29 a share.
The financial services and payments sectors have a bright future, should these trends continue to develop.
Spectrum’s MD joins the Quantile board of directors.
Danish pensions fund goes live in time for the third phase of SFTR.
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A handful of CME’s systems will combine with IHS’ MarkitServ.
Options looks to expand its product suite.
Major bank signed up to Cobalt’s network last year.
Goldman Sachs Group and Citigroup are managing the deal.